1 Chopping Street. Manjimup. West Aust. 6258.
PHONE: [08] 9771 1177
FAX: [08] 9777 1121
MOBILE: 041 9048014
Bookings Toll Free: 1800 359 177
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e-mail for up to date prices discounts and bookings - Kingsley Motel Manjimup Western Australia
Warren Valley Agriculture & Charter Tours
Professional local tours arranged to order
Visit working farms & learn about local practices
Nature based tours and commentary winery tours
Visit local farms and inspect a range of produce being
processed
Apple picking
Packing Shed walk through
Cauliflower & Broccoli seed farm practices
Planting, Harvest & Export
Investigate the local Nut & Berry Farms
and Dairy Producers
(seasonal factors will apply)
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TOUR INFORMATION & further details Call: Keith or Jeanette 08 97711177 |
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Visit A Manjimup Timber Mill
Forest Discovery Tours
Contact the
Mills for more information on free tours
Dean Mill:
Diamond Mill: 08 9771 1011
Nannup Mill: 08 9756 1006
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MANJIMUP VISITORS CENTRE
Old Railway Building - Giblett Street - Manjimup WA - 08 9771 1831
Visit the Sprogetown
Mural right here at The Kingsley Motel Manjimup
TOUR INFORMATION
& further details
Call:
Keith or Jeanette
08 97711177
e-mail
Manjimup
Timber Park & Museum
(with Creative Collectables cafe)
Open 7 Days
PH: 08 9771 8228
Blackwood
Country Gardens
To discover more, contact
Peta Townsing, Events Manager
1800 001 357, or (08) 9761 4800, fax (08) 9761 4900.
or write to:
Blackwood Country Gardens Inc,
Box 293, Bridgetown WA 6255
CALM
PH: 08 9771 7988 -Manjimup
PH: 08 9776 1207 - Pemberton
FIRE: (Dial 000)
Manjimup - 9771 2365
Pemberton - 9776 1202
WA forests on brink of tragedy - article
Manjimup Shire Ph:9771 7777
Manjimup Bridgetown Times
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The
name "Manjimup"
is believed to be derived from the Aboriginal term "Manjin".
Manjin is a leafy marsh plant with an edible root that is reported to
have grown in abundance at a nearby waterhole and is considered
important to the Aboriginal diet. It is recorded that the first(1859) white settlers to the area were Charles Rose & Frank Hall. During the 1860's a fellow by the name of Mottram became owner of Hall's property and titled the homestead "Manjimup House" . It is also noted that Manjimup Brook was so named by the surveyor T Treen in 1863.
The
Kingsley Motel is a member of |
In the late 1890s Manjimup and the surrounding area was declared an Agricultural Area and in 1902 nearby Balbarrup was declared a townsite. In 1903 the township name of Manjimup nominated by The Nelson Roads Board as a name, and the townsite was gazetted. The railway from Bridgetown was extended to Wilgarup in 1909 and open to transportation by 1911. The new line terminated close to the original Manjimup homestead - approximately 5 km west of the 1903 townsite and the station was named Manjimup. The new townsite was named Manjimupp in 1910. In the same year the original townsite of Manjimup was retitled Balbarrup. The local spelling of Manjimupp was officially changed to Manjimup in 1915. |
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Ambulance: [DIAL 000] 9777 0300 (Warren District Hospital)
The Kingsley Motel is a Chamber of Commerce
Member
Manjimup Chamber of Commerce and Industry Inc.
Contact Name: Rose Moyle
Address: Po Box 355 - Manjimup, WA, 6258
Phone: 08 9771 2316 Fax: 08 9771 2316
Website: www.manjimup.com/chamber
Manjimup Airport: 08 9777 1326
Want to arrive at the Kingsley Motel with ease and comfort?
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Paul Lyons Aviation
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24hr Service - airborne in 90mins
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We'll pick you up from the airport in our Courtesy Car
Warren
Art Society - Art & Craft Group
PH: Audrey 08 9771 2393
Fruit Picking
Fruit Picking Opportunities are ample throughout the Warren Blackwood Region
throughout most of the year.
You will need adequate protection from the environment (sun and rain).
You will also need moderate to high stamina and physical strength.
Grapes
Apples
Pears
Nectarines
Avacados
The best way to line up work as a fruit picker is to call
Employment National on 133 444
Warren Blackwood Personnel (e-mail)
Apprentice & Traineeship Co (e-mail)
for
INFORMATION
& further details
Call:
Keith or Jeanette
08 97711177
e-mail us - we may be able to
help
Follow this link for some helpful advice on fruit picking
throughout Australia
http://www.webwombat.com.au/careers_ed/careers/fruitpic.htm
Dingup Dance [call for more information]
Yornup Family Dance [call for more information]
Northcliffe Town Hall Dance [call for more information]
www.nelsonsofbridgetown.com.au
click to enlarge
We recommend Harvey Dickson's Country Music Centre & Elvis Memorabilia
Bridgetown
Greenbushes Shire
http://www.bridgetowngreenbushes.wa.gov.au
PH: 97611555
Bridgetown Greenbushes Historical Society 08 9721 7546
Bridgetown Telecentre 150 Hampton St - PH :9761 2712
Northcliffe Tourist Bureau
(e-mail)
Pemberton Telecentre (e-mail)
Pemberton
Tram
Pemberton Tramway Co.
Railway Crescent
Pemberton WA 6260
www.pemtram.com.au
PH: 08 9776 1322
(Give Pemberton Trams & Trains a call
for the opportunity to drive a train)
Courtesy Car
'39 Chevrolet Street Rod - Courtesy Car
[as featured in Street Rodding
Magazine#92 Sept/Oct 1993]
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Scenario: Guests arriving for a local Christmas or other busy time of year celebration need to be assured of a safe passage home. Taxi's are in short supply and there are a limited number of skippers on hand. Solution: |
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Visit the Chevrolet Club of WA
Inc.
PO Box 351 Armadale WA 6112
President: Peta Fitzgerald PH: 08 9398 1849 email: paijes@iinet.net.au
Historian: Peter Taylor PH: 0417 456 548 email: pcwh@bigpond.com
Librarian: Tony Hoffman PH: 08 9356 7934
websites:
www.chevrolet.com.au
www.58chev.com
www.ageold.com.au
Walpole Tourist Bureau (e-mail)
Walpole Telecentre (e-mail)
Cherry Harmony Festival blossoms
Cherry Festival
(e-mail)
1 Chopping Street. Manjimup. West
Aust. 6258.
PHONE: [08] 9771 1177
FAX: [08] 9777 1121
MOBILE: 041 9048014
BOOKINGS TOLL FREE: 1800 359 177
e-mail
Motel Information
"You'll
receive a wonderful reception."
Prices GST inclusive
Please note: Departure 10:00 am otherwise late checkout fee will apply. 1 Chopping Street. Manjimup. West
Aust. 6258. |
WINE AND DINE
IN PURELY RELAXED
& ELEGANT SURROUNDINGS.
IN THE CABERNET RESTAURANT
WHICH NOW INCLUDES
OUR NEW ALFRESCO DINING AREA
OR AT THE BAR
OF THE
KINGSLEY MOTEL.
The appointed Chef at the Kingsley Motel has carefully prepared a menu to accommodate all varieties of tastes and has created these wonderful dishes to delight your palate and vanquish your hunger after a busy day of sightseeing or business.
The Kingsley Motel takes pride in its fine food reputation
and offers one of the most reliable dining and accommodation services throughout the South-West region.
Jeanette Sturis [Manager]
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